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BOTETOURT FARMERS.
Unsatisfactory Meefing-NcwsNo Notes
I'm and About Fincastic.


Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
FINcAsrLE, Va, August 8, 1887.
The Executive Committee of the
Democratic party Of this county at
meeting held here to-day determined
TO select o candidate for the Legisla-
ture by means of a convention to be
held at the courthouse on the 3D.
day Of September. Delegates to the
convention to be selected at precinct
meetings TO be held on 9th August
one for every ten Democratic voters.
A large meeting of farmers was held
here to-day in the Town Hall. The
platform of the State Assembly was
adopted, after considerable debate on
the tariff plank, the Democrats favor
ing and the Republicans opposing the
same. The body was likewise very
much divided on the question Of organ
izing new party, some favoring it,
others wishing TO accomplish their pur-
pose by means of existing parties.
After an animated discussion both sets
Of resolutions were voted down aud an
adjournment brought about. TO the mu-
tual dissatisfaction of nearly all par
Elephants.
On Friday evening last $ A. Dyer,
Esq, of Allegheny county,
under miHimus from Squire Swoope,
lodged in our jail Lizzie Doyle, under
the charge of receiving stolen goods.
ltseoms that some months ago the store
house of Longdale Furnace, Allegheny
county, was broken into and a large
quantity OF goods stolen thereirom.
a grand jury OF said county found bills
Of indictment against Hiram Jones,
Charles Doyle, and Lizzie Doyle for
this offence. Charles Doyle escaped
the clutches OF the law by flight. The
others were arrested. Jones broke jail
and is now at large. .~-sST
Lizzie Doyle was discharged, there
being no evidence to connect her with
the breaking. But in her house, at
Glen Wilton, numerous articles of
goods stolen from the store were found.
some III her trunk. 1t is said that
Jonoss cabin, which adjoins the
Doylcs, has been run at nights as a
store for some time past, the stock in
trade being the stolen goods.
MCssrs. Robert X. Thompson and
Henry r. Thompson have been sum
moned to the bedside of their brother,
James r., who is lying dangerously i'll
from flux at his home in Roanoke.
Rev. Il. W. Brown, Of the Methodist
Church. preached m able aud eloquent
sermon before the Odd-Fellows of this
place yesterday.
Mr.. l.. !. McCulloch, who was nj the
last term Of the County Court appoint
cd treasurer, to-day qualified. with
surctics as follows: Madison NcCul-
loch, W. +. Goodwin, Rufus Bugh,
John S. Henderson, c. f. Fringor, II.
L. Smith, j. T. Lewis Joel 3. O5en-
shain, ". u. Obcushain. John W.
Imr. y. ". Kessler ID. {. Obenshain,
Many 4. Williams, Sophie y. McCul-
loch, James T. Chenshaiu, WilliIm ".
Williams, G. VI. McCulloch, Jacob
Bicrlv, and J. u. II. Figgat.
Har-rocm licenses were granted to
Charles Starhie, Glade Creek, and to
William Compcrt, Eagle Rock; dis
tillcr's license to \. L. Weeks, Glade
Creek.
Thomas Gross, Esq, qualified as ex-
ecutor of q. +. Mumbard, deceased.
Mr.. James Green, OF Roanoke, quail
fed as deputy clerk to-day. AcIoN.
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Ffl IS auction. upon 'Hf / rlli-''0s in tL' VI
der named, "a
FRIDAY, ACGUsT II, lss1,
II o'clock w.. that DESIRABLE TRUCK
FAEN, containing l-Gl ACRES, IN hclrirO
county. trIrc mucs norih 81 Richmond, near
ile Aecranic-Silc turnpike. adjoining the
land. q Ao.afs. U-uurr. Carer. 30 sleuS, AMI
others. ana a. rrcseut occupied 10y b. y. Nc
GLce. k-Q. tho Improvements con-i5; OF q
comfortable ifnW0 dwelling ana ihe usual out-
buildings. beautifully located arI surrounded
by monster snC ic-trcc'. Gr lo1 must SEQ
uis farm 90 fully appreciate It's merits. DO
met tail % attend the sale hc prompt, or el5e
y0n may Jose o. great bargain.
Second. ON TIE same dag. az 1'clockP =. ",
FIFTEEN or MORE EILDi So Lot, H7me
being O. continuation saie OF August ISL located
on frcot street extended.
Hose Wishing sato investment rs well n
houc ste el.eiing the adyantacei OF bO.h city
and c0antry should not let THIS rare OppJl-
turitr Ti,- uHlIlroFtt.
Terms TOR sriipiNG LOTS: One fourth cash
balance at siy. twelve. and eighteen months,
l.r negotiable notes interest added, ana So
clr,d by drod Of trust upon tie property
IffNs FCE FAEN: ono fourth cash; balance
nj one, two. ana three year, for negotiable
notes, interest added, and secured b. deeI Of
trust upon the properly.
GEORGE X. ANDERSON.
Il. j. GORDON. JR..
SpcCla. Commissioners.
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rOUDoUN COUNTY.
August COurS-Couuty Executive
COftsmttiCe-ElcCti &c.
LEEsBURo, Va, August 9, 1887.

tOtts IttttCf- tttttioHSs &C.
Correspondence 81 the Richmond Oispotch.l
LEEsBURG, Va, August 9, 1897.
A large crowd was here yesterday. 1t
being an old-time August court the
colored population were ont in full
force, watermelons were in protuson,
and fine business done i'll all the prln
cipal branches OF trade
The newly-clected County Demo
cratic Executive Committee, composed
Of two members from each OF the six
districts of the county, met here yes
terday. Thomas J.. Worsley, OF this
town, was made chairman, and the
committee decided to have primary
elections held at each precinct in the
county September Sd to select dele
gates to the county convention, which
viii assemble September 18th to nomi-
nate Il candidate for the House Of Dele
gates. Both majority and a minority
representation from each precinct will
be recognized III the convention.
The Good Tomplars bush-meeting at
Purcollyille last week was success,
large crowds being IN attendance, and
the order throughout was uneyceptiOn-
able. %, '7-h -
The weather for the past two days
has been cool and delightful.
CATocTIN.
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NRUSTEE'S SALE OF A VALUA-
Il BILE TRACT or LAND IN KING WILL
LIAM COUNTY, va, DESCRIBED IN THE
DEED OF TRUST As CONTAINING AS ACRES
ROODS AND 23 PRECISELY virtue Of q
certain deed OF trust from jerome b. Graybill,
Of Philadelphia, Pa, dated the 9th day OF July,
1881, and duly recorded In the clerks oflce OF
King William County Court, and default
having been made In the payment OF the debt
thereby secured, and being required so to do
by the beneficiary, l shall sell, al the court
house Of King William county. on
SATURDAY. AUGUST 20, 1887,
az l2 O'Clock H., ALL THAT CERTAIN PAR
GEL OR TRACT OF LAND. together with all
The improvements thereon, described In said
deed as containing by recent survey AS acres
SO roods and y perches, and adjoining the
lands OF Robert Z. Lee, Henry Bell, the Rich
mond. York River and Chesapeake railroad,
and the Pamunkey river.
IEgxs: II viii be sold as IN entirety. be the
came ore or iesa. Cash as 10 the expenses Of
sale and drawing and recording OF deed OF
trust-say, y&O-and also - n the sum OF
$3.oss, with interest from the 9th day Of July,
1884, at the r&le o. Q par cent per anuum and
the residue u any, upon such tor1n1 - may
b. announced On ne day q seles
W. - " lt49 4<1D1qa
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sarions pieces were rendered in man
ner which reflects much credit on the
musical talent Of the young Indies and
gentlemen Mrs. Taylor succeeded in
securing for the occasion.
Mr.. John 5. Charles, Jr., who at the
last spring election was made Justice
for jamestown district, has resigned TO
accept the position of deputy clerk.
w.
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AUCTION sALEs-Futuse Dcy y>:,
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Nv v,rtue OF decree Of the Circuit Court OF
Creenbrier county. entered at Its April ,e'n y,
1857 I'm tho chanccry cause OF Cooke et dss. ~,
Cooke ct ais. we will, rs commissioners o' SS, a.
court In eald cause, sell nj public aucuon' "a
front Of the White sulphur springs hotei OF
fee. Mt White Sulphur Springs, oreohp''e'
county, w. Va, on
FRIDAY, AUGUST 10. 1887.
THE INTEREST OF PHILIP ST. GEORGE
rnrKF. nTCEAsED, IN THE LANDS IN THE
BJIL AND PROCEEDINGS MENIloNhp'
being the lands conveyed TO said Philip ~:
George Cocko and Henry G. Cabeli by deco
from Mauree II. Mahsn and wife, date1 oc ~,
Der q, 1853. and now OF record IN Tue Sierh
office OF the County Court OF GreenDrier
county. Said lands have recently, under AZ,
order entered In said cause, been partltiOnoi
between the heirs Of said Philip 81 George
Cooke and said Henry {. Cabel. Inc ianos
Of sald Cookies heirs to DO soid are IN t"9
parcels. containing respectively III snd
3y445 ACRES, described rs Lots Nos. aua
3 I'm the report and survey OF A. a. cox anu
others, fled i'm said cause, - which ana 70 the
decree aforesaid reference Is here mae ior l, a
more particular description. said lands lie IN
Grconbrter county, on Rates mountain, ad-
Joining the lands Of the White Sulphur springs
urOperty. II. c. Cabell. and others. me IL
acre tract Is part Of what Is known as the
Reniley tract. and on 10 Is good dWelllns
and other houses. . -
pay the cost OF suit aud expenses Of sale, anl
ior tho residue Of purchase-monoy bonds WIN
good personal security, payable respectively
In six. tY elye. aud eighteen months from day
OF sale-the title 20 be reserved until the pur-
chase-money Is paid. H. f. DENNIS,
q. G.. KEAN,
Special Commissioners.
!. jonathan Mays, CLERK Of the Circuit Court
Of Greenbrier county, W. Va, do hereby certify
that tOud has been given am approved accord
ing 10 law In the foregoing named cause
JONATHAN MAYS,
orn CLERK.
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Freight received daily Tor NOff0ik. Ports
mouth, smitndeld, Hampton. Oh Point va
verify, and Hicksford, Va. Washington. d. G. /;
Eewberne, Washington. aud TarbOro', n. C.. AL
stations on Atlantic and Danyille railroad,
Seaboard and Roanoke railroad, Norfolk south
ern railroad, and Eastern North Carolina gem
orally; also, for Eastern shore Of Virginia and
all regular landings on the james and Kappa
hammock rivers, at LOWEST RATES, aud
through bills issued.
L. b. TATUM. Superintendent
my2S No lii7 Main atreet and RO,xstta
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BUSINESS oPPORTUNITiES.
E0R SALE OR RENT. 8
AS l WISH TO RETIRE FROM THE

AS WISH TO RETIRE FROM THE
BAR AND RESTAURANT BUSINESS,
offer FOR sale or rent, on reasonable terms,
my HANDSOME BRICK BUILDING, No. Is
Bollingbrook street, together with
BAR AND RESTAURANT FIXTURES,
including TWO FINE BILLIARD-TABLEs.
with all necessary appurtonances. The build
ing Is one Of II not the
BEsT EQUIPPED OF ITS KIND IN THE
STATE,
and TO person wishing 10 eogage In tho bar
and restaurant business this offers rare op-
porruniiy, The building has 10 Il eight we'll
lighted and ventilated bedrooms.
au 7-iw JULIUS LIEBERT.
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AUCrroN SALES.--FUTURE Days.
BY George 8. vashon A. Son,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
No. north Tenth street

rV,RUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE OF
THAT DESIRABLE HOUSE AND LOT
DESIGNATED As no. 30 WKST JACKSON
sTKEET, AND FRONTING IA FEET INCHES
ON TnE NORTH LINE orJhGks0S STREET,
AND RUNNING BACK BETWEEN PARALLEL
lines A DISTANCE or % FEET.--In execu-
ton OF ceriaIu decd OF trust 70 mo, da'oi s,th
OF March. 1885. duly recorded In the clerks
office II the Richmond Chancery Court. Deed
BOOK 100 c. page ii2. default having been mato
In payment Of one Of tho notes secured IN said
deed, and being directed by The beneficiary.
shall sell by public auction, on tho promises, on
MONDAY, AUGUST 10, lsT,
nj $50 O'Clock p. NJ, the property above
described.
TERMS: Cash as % expenses q sale, and %
raw note Of s5s63. with interest from the 2iih
of juno, 1857. TIL paid .5jC3 on the g9ih OF sep
tember. 1887 5000 on the 29th ~ December,
issf g55c3 on the 18th Of March, 1855; 500 on
the Goth Of June. lSsS: $500 on the Iylh OF sep
tember, isss; 1865 ON thu 29:h Of December,
lsss; s5j. C3 on the a0th Of Nsrch. 1883; 500
on tho s9h Of June. 1889; 5000 on tho ylth OF
Septe N Der. 1889; ard the balance on such terms
as may be announced az sale.
au 10 G.. :. NAsHON, Trustee.
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cirpiu,n Postal Notes.

A new post Office has been established
at Pickney, Highland county, Va, with
Cornelia Sheridan as postmaster.
Mary Z. Mc-lintc is acting post
master at Wilsonyille, Va.
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A MER PICON.
THIS CELEBRATED CORDIAL,

THIS CELEBRATED CORDIAL,
distilled from herbs and fruits peculiar 10 the
tropical climate OF Africa, Is esteemed Ia
France as a most useful medicine for
prevention of malaria. IL is a powerful
tonic and appetizer, and is highly valued In all
disorders Of the stomach.
For sale by all druggists.
PURCELL, LADD & CO.,
~ IA Wholesale Agents.
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OLD DOMINION STEAM 4 Fs@.
~ SHIP COMPANY. lises1<xss
FOR NEW YORK

steamers leave Richmond EVERY TUESDAY
and FRIDAY at P. NJ, aud SUNDAY II high
water
steamers l.Avs New York for Richmond ria
SATURDAY st3P. NJ.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare 10 New forf gtG James-riyef
route dnciuding meals and Oerthl. .....ss o.
RouDd-trip tickets limited 70 thirty days
sfter date Of issue. ...................... IA 90
,tserase, with subsistence. q o.
SteeraCe, without subsistence. .......... 500
cabin isrs rta Chssapesse and Ohio rail-
road. ............... .....,............... 10 @
Cabin fare VIA Richmond aud Petersburg
rdilfOai. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ''...... ~ 3
Tickets can TO obtained at A. ". CARRIERS.
1000 Main street Chesapeake and Ohio aud
Richmond and Petersburg dcpots, and at con-
pany's onices, 1901 Main street. and wharf.
hockatta.
Frelghis forwarded aud through bills Of lading
isened for points beyond New York.
Freight received daily until p. ".
Manifest closed On sailing days one hour be.
fore departure.
Passengers can leave New Yoyk Thursday
steamer and arrive al Richmond by the Chesa-
pease and Ohio train the next day at Sis r. M.
Passengers leaving Richmond ON MONDAYS
T ~. ! PMS WiEbbNa is. THUKsDAiS
railway tvia Newpor. Nevsl al p ~, ana
BY Richmond and Petersburg railroad lsamo
days. at lois A. NJ. win make connecfiou ~
NOkfOLk with steamer leaving those daya
SAiLiN0s THIS WEEK.
wYANokR. Captain JsxxEY FRIDAY,
August 18Th. Al O'Clock r. N.
kOANOkks Captain CoCca. SUNDAY.
August 18th, q u O'Clock A. n.
OLD DOMINION Captain HULPunRs TUlR.
DAY ASgass lab. q : oelcck 7. =.
0S ~ ~ + = T.,
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FsNANCgAf..
Now ,,-'(JI THE TIME TO SPECULATE.

Il -
Active nuctustions IN mo market oiicr crpor.
tuniues % spectators 70 MAKE money IN
Grain. stocks. Bonds, aud Petroleum. Prompt
personal attention given 70 orders received e
1ytre or mail. Correspondence solicited. Fun
information about The markets IN our BOOK
which will be forwarded free or application.
IL y. KYLE, Banker and btoEor
IS Broad RDe = New streets
no gldeod&yiy New York city
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ByJ. Thompson Brown u CO..
peal Estate Agents and AuctlOneers,
1llS Main street.
VRUSTEE'S SALE OF PROPERTY

V'RUSTEE'S SALE OF PROPERTY
L ON 81. PETERS AND Gu ~ 1
S1EEEIS.-By virtue Of deed OF uus. oatel
luly T., 1850, executed by kchard u atsoils
ard wife 20 lie undersigned trustee anu TO
corded I'm the Richmond ChancerJ COIIt, ~
Deadlock l3l A. page q, conveying cer ls
real estate In trust 10 secure the payment vi d
certain note. and whereas default mas Deen
made. ard being required 20 10 CO. VIII SELL
on the premises. On
WEDNESDAY. ACGCsr Il. lSs',
et O'Clock +. NJ, the following REAL ~ ,i = :
qh.t.IuI OF LAND IN tho city OF hlch-
mopd commencing on tie west line 81 NJ. re-
Ter. .tleet. 1921, feet north Cf Baker street.
and running nOrthWardly along ~ refers
street I9lt feet, and running between patdlc'
lines win HaEer street lOl tcet. .
Also. Ell thu. certain LOT OF LAND IN me
CITY Of Richmond commencing at point on
the north line Of Charity street, 50 feet west
warfIv from lis intersection Win the west line
If ~ raul street. Their running northWardly,
rnssinz through TIE centre ci the division wall
dr variiiion which divide, the ten"monts Nos.
.CG aud qsa distance 81 JOS feet, thence west
wnidly n distance 0f about I'D feet 20 the Inc
which ecpsratC S his property from toe proper
~ on the west thence along the s2id line dis-
trnce OF 1ts feet. moro or less - tho horth iihe
OF said Chatitv street, thcAcr along sii1 line
i'm IA ca.frru liue about 20 feet, more or less,
10 ihe point o. beginning. 1900
TgRvs: C2sh as 10 expenses Of sale and 500
with Interest Thereon from July %, 1857, and
the residue rs announced n sale.
J.. f. BHOWN. Trustee.
J. THOMPSON BRowS & Co, Auc'ioneer-.
aull
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AnCTI0N HALEs-Th,s nav.
BY sutton 3 Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auc'ioneers,
ii0s Main street

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF De
~ sIRABLE BRICK TENEMENT NO. 6Vl
NORTH FIRST Strict, BE- "EhN Lhi''h
AND JAG KsON STREE Is.Gny ,''s cna. VI .
.'s., ,o me anti of schultz "a. ilirschs OK
o',.,n, ard aIs. entered on the 81 day OF Au-
cnst ies5. VIC. the undersigned, special COM
n,,ssionnrs appointed thereby, VIII oner Tor
ale al public auction. upon the premises, on
THURSDAY, AUGUST II, 1881,
.,t,< O'Clock p. NJ, tho PROPERTY located IA
above. containing FIVE rooms, In EooI oruer,
ard nearly new. Tho LOT fronts about Is feet
-. - asst slde ~ First street and runs back
bet1cen narallel tines i22 feet 10 an alley 10
This IL lust tho class Of property that rents
well and pays handsomely on the investment
is conveniently located and IA nov rented u a
good tenant ..,.,.. ,,o,,o,. 80
no noid In cash. tho residue in two equal In
stnlmenfs at six and twelve months. WIN IT.
teresi added from the day OF SAFE me pur-
cbaeer 10 give his negotiable notes TOT vac de,
feTred payments, ana lne teIv a,1
ihe'vhole Of The purchase money j. phll anu
a CONVEYANCE ordered 10y The court.
/. o. WENDRNBURG,
HARVEY WILSON,
NJ. L. SPOTSWOOD,
special Commissioners.
SUTTON & CO., Aucti0neers.
SETTLE. FOR PLAINTIFF, AGAINST hihSHs EN-
rCUroR AND AIS. DEFENDANTS - ~ THE
CHANCERY COURT or THE CITY or kicHNOSD;
I. BENJAMIN II. Berry. clerk Of said court,
certify that tho bond required Of The SPECIAL
commissioners by the decree IN said cause OF
August 2. 1sg1, has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 9TH day OF August
anG BENJAMIN Il. BERRY.
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neutrality-suspicious..
EPPS'S COCOA.

bhEAhTA Si.
"By thorough knowledge Of the nSturaliars
which govern the operations Of digestion and nu-
triton, and by n careful application Of the fine
properties Of well-selectsd Cocoa, Mr.. Epps has
provided our brsakfdst-tables With delicatoiy
Favored beverage which May saye us many
heavy doctors bills. II s by the iudciOus use
Of such articles Of diet that constitution may
be gradually built up until strong enough 70
resist every tendency % disease. Hundreds OF
subtle msladies are floating around "a ready
20 attack wherever there IL weak point. We
may escape many = fatal shaft by keeping our
selves well fortified with pure blood and a
pruperly-nourished frame.r-CiDil-SsrDic Co
zSfte.
Made simply with boiling water or milk.
Sold only In half-pound tins by gr0cers, Ia
boiled thus: JAMES EPPS & Co,
Homeopathic Chemists,
10 25-Tu. Th&ssly London. Eng.
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" 17-su.Tu.Th&satAui6tdtAui6
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BY n. w. BoBe,
Real Estate Auctioneer.
~ Il Z STEE'S SA LIE OF
MACHINERY FOR THE MANUFACTURE
OF
PLUG AND sMOKING-TOBACC0S
AT AUCTION.

In rart execution Of certain deed OF trust
dated eth Of October. 1854. aud duly recorded
ia the ChaLcery Court Of Richmond. in Decd
book III 4, on page "a, and al the request Of
the beneficiary therein, / will sell by auction,
at No. S2S south Ninth street, near the Free
bridge, on
TUESDAY, August 10. 1885,
at 1890 O'Clock A. NJ. sharp, lot Of FIXTURES
FOX 4 RE MANUFACTURE OF PLUG AND
sMOKlNG-TOBACC0S, consisting In part Of
8 Hydraulic Re ainers. "Brinckop" Lump
Machines. 25-horsspower Engine and Boiler,
Hydraulic Pump, good Iron safe, lot Of
shapes. Pots, Licorice- Boilers, Benches. Scales,
Knives, shafting, Pulleys, and many Other arti-
cles needed 70 complete the outnt Of an estab-
lshment Of the kind. VIII be sold Ia lots 70
suit
TERMS Cash.
RICHARD c. WORKMAN,
M lrlaiaa
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By Thompson Brown & Co.,
Real Eslatc Agents and Auct.onocrs,
1ll3 Main stree.

TglRUSIEE'S SALE or AN CNDI-
I VIuED MOIETY IS NIN"IN-TWO FEET
OK NlNARIE STREET BETWEEN JE>>A-
lINE AND TULIP STHELiS.-6 virtue oi 2
decd 81 Trust. dated Apr.i =. 1885, executed by
William Il. Howard 90 tho Undersigned trustee,
end recorded in the ii,hmoud Chancery Court,
Deadlock SOC, page III, % secure lho pay
mcnt # q certain negotiable note and whore
as dcfaulihEs been made end being required
90 TODD. ! viii sell, on he premises, on
TUESDAY. AUGUST 10TH,
az o'clock p. ~. The REAL ESTATE therein
couvoyel-ONE UNDIVIDED MOlEII IN \
CiH1hIN LOT, PIECE. OR PARCEL OF
GItOl - lying auI bcin- in The city of Rich
uond. Va. fronting rinety-tw0 feot more or
les. an Ncnablc street between lcssamine and
TuIp streets and running back between pa
rnll,l lines 90 Darlington street.
TERMS: cash rs 10 the expenses OF sale aud
800. with interest thereon from April 80, 1884,
ana ihe residue a. announced az sale.
". :. nASlllLLL. Trustee.
+. TuoYrsOS BROWN * CO.. Auciionccr-.
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The Brazilian Minister, SignOr

The Brazilian Minister, Signor j.
Coethogones, and wife are here.
The Signorina is a striking-looking
woman with fair complexion, black
ewes and hair, and white pearly teeth.
She is graceful i'll her movements, and
her conversation is brilliant.
Mr.. j. c. Roberts, lately of the St.
James Hotel, and well known in Rich
mond, is one of Mr.. Lees efficient
clerks. Mr.. Wilson, of Stanton, is
another
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A TLANTIC COAST LINE.

RICHMOND AID PETERSBURG RAILROAD
TIMETABLE
Commencing SUNDAY. jlly ,. $50, lfa.lg
on this road VIII run A. illioWs:
TKAINS sOITnMARn.
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THE TABLE.

The table here this year is splendid,
and the service better than ever.
This morning there will be german
from IL to o'clock, led by Mr.. c. \.
Voolfolk, who is a great favorite here.
Tonight military german given by
the boys in blue; tomorrow, a fancy
ball Friday and Saturday nights a
series of charades and tableaux viii be
given for the benefit of the Catholic
church here. Ally .. MEAGE8.
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MR.. V. C.. ". JOBsON's CASE
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Mr.. Jobson Is frelsh, clerk Of The soaboard
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